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Brian Burke has the go-ahead to send any Leafs player to the minors -- essentially burying National Hockey League contracts -- without clearing it with his bosses or the board of directors of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Ltd. Full Article at FanNation
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Growing up in Cologne, Germany, Pia Slesinski would always watch whichever National Hockey League games were televised. Full Article at Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman prepares to speak to reporters as he leaves the U.S. Federal Bankruptcy Court in Phoenix, Arizona, September 11, 2009. View Photo »
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Our goaltending, we're up and down a little bit in some games ... but Leclaire is a real good goaltender in the National Hockey League and I believe Brian Elliott is a real promising player who in the very near future will get a chance to be with us or someone else as a No. 1 guy.
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ANAHEIM - It's one thing to be a minority. That's what 3-time first-team All-Stars are. It's quite another to be a rarity. Jarome Iginla of the Calgary Flames has grown out of that. More accurately, so has his sport. Full Article at The Orange County Register
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Lucy Nicholson/Reuters Calgary Flames' Olli Jokinen is upended in front of Anaheim Ducks goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere during the first period of their game in Anaheim. ANAHEIM,Calif. Full Article at National Post
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Nashville, TN (Sports Network) - Martin Erat's pair of goals led Nashville past Detroit, 3-1, at Sommet Center. Jason Arnott also tallied for the Predators, who have won six consecutive games. Pekka Rinne stopped 31 shots for the victory. Full Article at The Sports Network
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National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman speaks to reporters as he leaves the U.S. Federal Bankruptcy Court in Phoenix, Arizona, September 11, 2009. View Photo »
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When I decided to leave after the second year, it wasn't a matter of thinking I was going to the National Hockey League ... I wasn't sure I was ready for that, but the opportunity to be on the (1994) Olympic team. I went to that team and then signed a pro contract that summer after. I said, if I can pla...
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November 23, 2009 - ECHL (ECHL) Reading Royals Reading, PA - The Reading Royals of the ECHL, affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League and the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League, today announced... Full Article at Our Sports Central
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Cretin-Derham Hall football players Mark Alt, Seantrel Henderson enjoy recruiting trip to Iowa
TwinCities.comNorth St. Paul High School will induct retired National Hockey League player Bret Hedican's No. 11 jersey during a ceremony at 7:15 p.m. on Dec. 5 at Polar Arena. Full Article at TwinCities.com
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Our goaltending, we're up and down a little bit in some games ... but Leclaire is a real good goaltender in the National Hockey League and I believe Brian Elliott is a real promising player who in the very near future will get a chance to be with us or someone else as a No. 1 guy.
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When I decided to leave after the second year, it wasn't a matter of thinking I was going to the National Hockey League ... I wasn't sure I was ready for that, but the opportunity to be on the (1994) Olympic team. I went to that team and then signed a pro contract that summer after. I said, if I can pla...
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I would like to thank my family and all of the friends who have helped me achieve and maintain my childhood dream of playing in the National Hockey League ... While I always dreamed of playing in the NHL, I can't honestly say that I would have ever imagined that I'd be this fortunate and blessed. I woul...
– Brendan Shanahan SOURCE: CBS Sports -
He's a very level-headed young man and he has a very grounded personality ... He just wants to be a part of this team and loves being in the National Hockey League and loves being part of the Atlanta Thrashers. He still has a tremendous respect for where he is and that's what's keeping him on the ground...
– John Anderson (footballer) SOURCE: Canoe -
I think Ray has enough experience in the League and I'm sure there's some feelings there inside ... He spent a lot of time in Ottawa. He made his mark in the National Hockey League, in terms of getting started there and made a lot of friends there. He's close friends with Spezza and some of the others. ...
– John Stevens SOURCE: National Hockey league | NHL.com -
It’s interesting, when you talk to older guys in the National Hockey League, when people talk about a captain like (Detroit Red Wings defenseman Nicklas) Lidstrom, they talk about how calm he is ... And during a storm, [he says] ‘Hey, it’s OK, we’re a good team, things are going to be all right. We’ve g...
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have never taken the position that if the league comes to us and makes the case that this makes sense for the National Hockey League, that we won't look at that. We never said that
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Like I said from day one, it's really not my issue this was an issue between Mr. Moyes, the parties trying to buy the team, and the National Hockey League. It had nothing to do with me
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The National Hockey League has gone through a lot of changes in its long history ... But the one thing that never changes is the privilege it is to compete in the NHL and I was lucky enough to play for three of the Original Six teams. My time in both Toronto and Boston was short, but wearing the Maple L...
– Brian Leetch SOURCE: Canada.com -
For many of these young guys, they've never been sat out in their lives ... It has to happen somewhere. If they're going to plan on playing in the National Hockey League, it's going to happen there. To me, this is what the American Hockey League is about, preparing young professional athletes to go thro...
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No question. Between our development program and here in Manchester, we're extremely happy ... We look at the team and we've got a lot of guys on this team right now we feel have a good shot at playing in the National Hockey League.
– Ron Hextall SOURCE: The Union Leader -
Whether it’s the junior ranks or the National Hockey League, it has never been easy for Quebecers
– Patrice Brisebois SOURCE: The New York Times -
He has that ability in his game to do things more offensively. He's a National Hockey League skater
SOURCE: Scranton Times-Tribune -
He's part of the fabric of NHL hockey, and that doesn't disappear ... My children, who never met him, are aware of him and have read things about him. It's a very nice feeling. He's being honored with this award for what he contributed to the game of hockey and the National Hockey League and those thing...
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We've got such a young team ... I don't think guys really understand yet what it takes. ¦ If they don't get it right now, they're not going to get it in the National Hockey League.
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Just leave him alone ... Obviously, with the amount of games you play, the travel, all the things for a young kid to understand, he's handling it very well. There will be bumps in the road, but the most encouraging thing about Michael is that he doesn't just test the water, he tries to make a difference...
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It's a good example of how much parity you have in the National Hockey League ... Probably, people looked at their roster before the season and said: ‘Where is this team going to go?' Most of the time we have a tendency to look at past performance. We look at their stats.
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There’s a big difference between bringing an 18-year-old into the National Hockey League and having a guy that now is 23, 24 years old and has got 200 games under his belt ... We think that, first and foremost, he has to be strong defensively. And he’s got to move the puck effectively. Anything other th...
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He's gotta learn that it's still the National Hockey League, it's still a good league, not to get frustrated ... It's OK to get a little discouraged, but don't be upset, just keep working.
– Joe Sacco SOURCE: National Post -
The guys that can skate in this league survived ... The guys that couldn't get around the ice are the guys that kind of got weeded out. A lot of enforcers are better players than they get credit for. They usually slide in as fourth-line guys, and they don't get the ice time. They are good hockey players...
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It was a dream of mine since I was probably 3 years old to be here in the National Hockey League, and at times you pinch yourself and think this is pretty awesome and a lot of fun
– John Tavares SOURCE: FOX Sports -
Our fans will get to watch an exciting offensive player and someone who has the chance to develop into an excellent National Hockey League player
– Danny Flynn SOURCE: Globe and Mail -
It feels good to be a part of this team again and play with these guys and be up in the National Hockey League
– Jack Skille SOURCE: Chicago Tribune
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